The phrase "allow for voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the inclusion or consideration of someone's opinion, perspective, or expression in a particular context, such as in discussions, policies, or creative works.
Example: "In our project, we must allow for voice to ensure that all team members feel heard and valued."
Alternatives: "consider input" or "incorporate perspective".
It was well located and cheap enough to allow for voice and dance lessons.
There also are three on-board mics that will allow for voice commands at some point.
They all offer notifications from your connected Android smartphone, they all allow for voice commands, and dictated response to messages in apps that support those features.
There are a number of areas where we have not seen collaboration, but that could be ripe areas for it — for example Cortana integration into LinkedIn's new "smart replies" feature that suggests replies and wording to people sending messages to each other; or Skype integration into the same messaging service to allow for voice and video calling.
Attending performances by aspirants, you allow for voices and techniques not quite finished.
Aside from just coordinating follow-ups, Eva will plug into your CRM du jour to allow for voice-driven updates.
It allows for voice applications to be developed and deployed similarly to the way HTML is used for visual applications.
Since then the company started rolling out services that links Sonos speakers with Alexa devices, allowing for voice control.
Sprint is getting aggressive with its 4G rollout, as the standard allows for voice and data over the same channels, meaning faster bandwidth and cheaper calls.
By being an open platform operating on just about every imaginable form of wireless data, ALYT allows for voice and video recognition to control virtually any aspect of a home – as long as developers create an app for it.
The company announced that it had upgraded its voice typing product to allow for offline voice typing.
